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Against Heresies (Book IV)

by: St. Irenaeus of Lyons

Publication date: 2006-11-28

Usage: Public Domain

Topics: Audiobook - Nonfiction, religion

In this volume of Against Heresies, Irenaeus uses Jesus' statements quoted in the Gospel to argue against the Gnostics' interpretation of Jesus. He emphasizes the continuity of the Old Testament with the New, and the ways the Son made appearances or was foreshadowed in the Old Testament.

(For some reason, none of my more recent audiobooks have been put into the Maria Lectrix section by the nice archive.org folks. But that's where to find my recordings of Book I, Book II, and Book III. Book V is in this collection, too.)

Notes

More chapters will be posted every week until the book is finished. There will be one more book after this one.

For more public domain audiobooks, visit marialectrix.wordpress.com.

Addeddate: 2006-12-06 00:18:09

External_metadata_update: 2019-04-13T06:14:24Z

Identifier: VsHeresies4

Taped by: Maureen S. O'Brien

Year: 2006

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9.0M

Chs 00-01: Preface. The Lord acknowledged but one God and Father.

11.1M

Chs. 02-03: Moses and the other prophets. God will not pass away when the earth and sky do.

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Chs. 04-05: The destruction of Jerusalem. The God of Abraham.

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Chs. 06-07: No one knows the Father but the Son. How Abraham saw Jesus and rejoiced.

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Chs. 08-09: Abraham not excluded from salvation. One Author of both Covenants.

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Chs. 10-12: The Old Testament mentions Jesus everywhere. Jesus taught that He was the fulfillment of and reason for the Scriptures.

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Chs. 13-15: Jesus fulfilled and extended the old Law. God does not need obedience but instituted the law for the good of humanity.

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Chs. 16-17: The Law did not make people righteous, and the Ten Commandments still are in force; God did not institute the Law out of need for the service of men.

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Ch. 18-19: Concerning sacrifices and oblations, and who offers them truly. Earthly things are types of heavenly things, but heavenly things are not types of things still more superior.

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Ch. 20: God made the world, and though unseen in this life, can be known through His Word and His Love.

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Chs. 21-24: Faith of Abraham and the patriarchs was the same trust in God as that of Christians. Groundwork laid by the prophets made converting the Jews easier than converting Gentiles.

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Chs. 25-26: Covenants foreshadowed by Abraham and the children of Tamar. Christ is the treasure hidden in the Scriptures and only the Church can interpret the Bible fully.

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Ch. 27: Sins of Old Testament people were recorded to warn us and not to make us think ourselves better or our God a different one.

11.1M

Ch. 28-29: Exaggerating the Old Testament punishments and New Testament mercies is misleading. God did not make Pharaoh be condemned by hardening his heart.

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Ch. 30: Spoiling the Egyptians was just.

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Chs. 31-32: Respecting OT people and Lot as a type; same God authored OT and NT.

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Ch. 33: True spiritual disciples believe that one God authored both Testaments, read the Scriptures with the priests of the Church, and thus understand and interpret correctly what the prophets said about Christ and Christian freedom.

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Ch. 34: Proof against the Marcionites that the prophets referred in all their predictions to our Christ.

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Ch. 35: A refutation of those who allege the prophets were inspired by different gods. Disagreements of the Valentinians about scripture meanings.

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Ch. 36: The prophets were sent from the same Father as the Son.

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Ch. 37: Men have free will. Nobody is born naturally good or bad.

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Ch. 38: Why men were not made perfect from the beginning

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Chs. 39-40: Men know good and evil and can freely choose good. The same Father rewards the good and punishes the evil.

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Ch. 41: People who don't believe in God and do evil are sons of the devil by imitation. Close of book and plan of next one.

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Chs 00-01: Preface. The Lord acknowledged but one God and Father.

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Chs. 02-03: Moses and the other prophets. God will not pass away when the earth and sky do.

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Chs. 04-05: The destruction of Jerusalem. The God of Abraham.

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Chs. 06-07: No one knows the Father but the Son. How Abraham saw Jesus and rejoiced.

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Chs. 08-09: Abraham not excluded from salvation. One Author of both Covenants.

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Ch. 10: The Old Testament mentions Jesus everywhere. Jesus taught that He was the fulfillment of and reason for the Scriptures.

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Chs. 13-15: Jesus fulfilled and extended the old Law. God does not need obedience but instituted the law for the good of humanity.

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Chs. 16-17: The Law did not make people righteous, and the Ten Commandments still are in force; God did not institute the Law out of need for the service of men.

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Ch. 18-19: Concerning sacrifices and oblations, and who offers them truly. Earthly things are types of heavenly things, but heavenly things are not types of things still more superior.

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Ch. 20: God made the world, and though unseen in this life, can be known through His Word and His Love.

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Chs. 21-24: Faith of Abraham and the patriarchs was the same trust in God as that of Christians. Groundwork laid by the prophets made converting the Jews easier than converting Gentiles.

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Chs. 25-26: Covenants foreshadowed by Abraham and the children of Tamar. Christ is the treasure hidden in the Scriptures and only the Church can interpret the Bible fully.

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Ch. 27: Sins of Old Testament people were recorded to warn us and not to make us think ourselves better or our God a different one.

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Ch. 28-29: Exaggerating the Old Testament punishments and New Testament mercies is misleading. God did not make Pharaoh be condemned by hardening his heart.

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Ch. 30: Spoiling the Egyptians was just.

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Chs. 31-32: Respecting OT people and Lot as a type; same God authored OT and NT.

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Ch. 33: True spiritual disciples believe that one God authored both Testaments, read the Scriptures with the priests of the Church, and thus understand and interpret correctly what the prophets said about Christ and Christian freedom.

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Ch. 34: Proof against the Marcionites that the prophets referred in all their predictions to our Christ.

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Ch. 35: A refutation of those who allege the prophets were inspired by different gods. Disagreements of the Valentinians about scripture meanings.

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Ch. 36: The prophets were sent from the same Father as the Son.

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Ch. 37: Men have free will. Nobody is born naturally good or bad.

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Ch. 38: Why men were not made perfect from the beginning

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Ch. 39: Men know good and evil and can freely choose good

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Ch. 41: People who don't believe in God and do evil are sons of the devil by imitation. Close of book and plan of next one.

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